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Table Tennis Basic Strokes - Backhand Block Against Loop

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Start of Return to Ready Position

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Start of Return to Ready Position

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The player is now beginning to return to his basic ready position.

Points to look for:

  • The shouders are turning back towards being square to the line of play, as the right elbow is being brought back towards the side of the body.
  • The bat has been returned to a neutral position, with the edge of the bat upright and the tip facing forward to the line of play, so that a forehand or backhand can be played with ease.
  • The player is now watching his opponent play his stroke.

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